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I dont know and I got a CEL the other day and my washer fluid resevoir has more mud in it than washer fluid because of the accident. I dont think so but my friend said that dirt clogging a sensor in teh washer resevoir could cause a CEL... whats your thoughts on this?

azkicker0027

i don't think there is a level sensor for the washer reservoir, and it shouldn't affect anything to do with the CEL, what faults are in the ecu by the way??

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NotAnotherHonda

when i took mine out, there were wires and connectors i had to unplug...maybe thats it...i dunno
tommy

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nah not like how level the washer fluid is... more like when its low and shit... but then again the canadian versions of the B14 has a washer level light when the fluid gets to low it turns on, prolly for the snow and shit... I'ma check the ECU code tommorow

'98200SXse

Well my washer fluid is EMPTY at the moment.. and I havent gotten a CEL or anything.. just a dirty windshield hahahhaha

psuLemon

if you do have a windshield washer indicator light but it wont do anything to your ecu codes, your ecu most monitors air/fuels and emissions codes..

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sersr20dk

yeah there would be no cel just from washer fluid being low, i don't believe there is a sensor in there or at least not in my 2, maybe newer cars have it i don't know but it would definatly not trip a cel, it would have a seperate light for itself. go find out what code the car has stored and let us know, i bet it doesn't say a code for washer fluid.

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turns out it was throwing a ECU code 77... rear O2 sensor... no big deal, I'll get on that when I install my exhaust this weekend